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Peter Obi Celebrates Bishop Oyedepo on His 70th Birthday
Peter Obi has extended heartfelt birthday wishes to Bishop David O. Oyedepo on his 70th birthday, praising the bishop as a remarkable figure in faith and a dedicated servant of God.
In a statement, Obi described Oyedepo as a leader who exemplifies the true purpose of God’s creation, acknowledging the profound impact he has had on countless lives through his ministry.
Obi highlighted the blessings and inspiration that Bishop Oyedepo’s life represents, emphasizing his tireless commitment to God’s mission.
He noted that institutions such as Living Faith Church, Covenant University, and Kingdom Heritage Model School stand as lasting testaments to the bishop’s pursuit of excellence and his dedication to uplifting humanity.
In his tribute, Obi honored Oyedepo’s enduring legacy and compassionate outreach, recognizing the immense contributions he has made to society.
He prayed for God’s continued strength, guidance, and blessings on the bishop in all his endeavors.
“Thank you for being a beacon of God’s grace,” Obi stated.
“Your remarkable journey will inspire generations to embrace faith, integrity, and purposeful living.”
He also expressed hope that Bishop Oyedepo’s continued prayers and interventions would guide the country toward a brighter future, helping to chart a course for a new Nigeria.
As Bishop David O. Oyedepo celebrates this significant milestone, his influence and legacy in the faith community and beyond continue to resonate, inspiring many to follow in his footsteps.
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